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Eckhart reads and comments on excerpts from Plutarch’s essay On contentment. We can welcome the good in our lives with the knowing that at some point it will leave. When we attach ourselves to anything, the fear losing it arises, as Eckhart puts it, "attachment implies fear." True enjoyment comes from non-attachment.
Validity
All religions are valid provided one practices their core values and essence which are one and the same for every religion.